Have an uber pick up relatives?
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Anonymous
| I have relatives that are landing at DCA at 11:30 PM- they will be spending 5 nights with us. I don’t like driving at night and nor does my husband. We are about 30 min from dca. Would you be offended if an Uber picked you up instead of your host? |
Anonymous
| I do this for our relatives but Uber Black only. |
Anonymous
| Not at all offended, do they have an uber account? The logistics of calling an uber for someone without an account in a place like that is tricky. |
Anonymous
| I would not be offended at all but I think I'm more relaxed and thoughtful than a lot of the relatives who get posted about on DCUM. |
Anonymous
| Well, ask them. They might prefer a taxi. |
Anonymous
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Why can’t figure out their own transportation? |
Anonymous
| I think a taxi is easier to arrange for the arriving guests if they don’t have their own Uber account. Meet the taxi at the curb and pay the driver yourself. |
Anonymous
| Get them a prearranged taxi or town car. |
Anonymous
This. If I chose a flight that landed at 11:30pm I would certainly not expect to be picked up. What if they are delayed? They can book their own transport. You are housing them and feeding them for 5 days! |
Anonymous
| I always pick everyone up. |
Anonymous
| Are they elderly? If it was our parents we would suck it up and pick them up. Although I can’t imagine our parents selecting a flight that got in that late. If it was a sibling I would suggest uber or metro. |
Anonymous
| No, do not pick them up. Offer to pay for taxi or uber if you most. |
Anonymous
| I wouldn't be offended at ALL. |
Anonymous
| I cannot imagine booking a flight that gets in that late and expecting to be picked up! |
Anonymous
| Why can't they do Washington flyer? It's the easiest from the airport. |